Theory of Schizophrenia - atypical theory

Schizophrenia is the result of the evolution of the human
brain. The path of advantages leading to utter domination
of the planet (for good or ill) has created a brain that is
on the edge of crashing. "Crash" in the sense that a
computer program crashes. The vast complexity with
the ability of fantasize, to imagine the unimaginable, to
relate to oneself and to other selfs has evolved to the
point that crashes occur in a significant percentage of
human brains.

These crashes are most likely to occur as the growth
of the brain reaches completion, perhaps near age 23.

After the crash the brains activity, over time, causes
structural and chemical distortions. ( a crippled
person develops broken bones from falling -- the
broken bones are a result, not a cause )

Treatment consists of reversing in some degree and
with regard to some functions the over-development
produced by over-evolution.

Now if my computer doesn't crash I will post this.

My computer has evolved to the point that there is a
significant probability of a crash. Furthermore,
because of past crashes it has some corruptions
making it more likely to crash. It has, in fact, reached
the metaphorical age of 22.

Mason C

Then why should dopamine blockers be used? They shouldn't !
It has been legally strategic to deny the reality of schizophrenia
completely. I simply state the fact that schizophrenia is the Greek word
for scatterbrained, and that it is a catchall tag for over 1000 brain
disorders and some "politically incorrect" thought crimes.

One of the 1000 plus nervous system disorders that has been called
schizophrenia is a disease of the nervous system the Soviet Union called
Shamans' Disease.
Shamans' Disease is caused by scartissue in the parasympathetic
muscarinic neurons keeping the whole muscarinic nervous system excited.
It overrides the inhibitory neurons in the brain that can also be
blocked by LSD.
The holotropic breathing, pranayama, ki kung, of
http://www.holotropic.com replaced LSD with their technique of exciting
the muscarinic nervous system.
But with Shamans' Disease the stimulation doesn't go away. As long
as the scar tissue is there, it keeps the whole muscarinic nervous
system excited. First voices can be heard, then visions my be seen. And
traveling backward, forward, and sideways in time, if the scar tissue is
severly irritating.
But, dopamine blockers are certainly not the medicine for Shamans'
Disease! Dopamine blockers only make Hell worse, by blocking the reward
system of the brain. With dopamine blockers it's all a bad trip.

On 21 jul, 09:25, Mason C <masonc2...@XXXearthlink.net> wrote:
> Schizophrenia is the result of the evolution of the human
> brain. The path of advantages leading to utter domination
> of the planet (for good or ill) has created a brain that is
> on the edge of crashing. "Crash" in the sense that a
> computer program crashes. The vast complexity with
> the ability of fantasize, to imagine the unimaginable, to
> relate to oneself and to other selfs has evolved to the
> point that crashes occur in a significant percentage of
> human brains.
>
> These crashes are most likely to occur as the growth
> of the brain reaches completion, perhaps near age 23.
>
> After the crash the brains activity, over time, causes
> structural and chemical distortions. ( a crippled
> person develops broken bones from falling -- the
> broken bones are a result, not a cause )
>
> Treatment consists of reversing in some degree and
> with regard to some functions the over-development
> produced by over-evolution.
>
> Now if my computer doesn't crash I will post this.
>
> My computer has evolved to the point that there is a
> significant probability of a crash. Furthermore,
> because of past crashes it has some corruptions
> making it more likely to crash. It has, in fact, reached
> the metaphorical age of 22.
>
> Mason C

Quite logical thinking, I really enjoyed reading this.

Berty

On Sat, 21 Jul 2007 07:25:07 GMT, Mason C <masonc2XXX@XXXearthlink.net> wrote:

>Schizophrenia is the result of the evolution of the human
>brain. The path of advantages leading to utter domination
>of the planet (for good or ill) has created a brain that is
>on the edge of crashing. "Crash" in the sense that a
>computer program crashes. The vast complexity with
>the ability of fantasize, to imagine the unimaginable, to
>relate to oneself and to other selfs has evolved to the
>point that crashes occur in a significant percentage of
>human brains.
>
>These crashes are most likely to occur as the growth
>of the brain reaches completion, perhaps near age 23.
>
>After the crash the brains activity, over time, causes
>structural and chemical distortions. ( a crippled
>person develops broken bones from falling -- the
>broken bones are a result, not a cause )
>
>Treatment consists of reversing in some degree and
>with regard to some functions the over-development
>produced by over-evolution.
>
>Now if my computer doesn't crash I will post this.
>
>My computer has evolved to the point that there is a
>significant probability of a crash. Furthermore,
>because of past crashes it has some corruptions
>making it more likely to crash. It has, in fact, reached
>the metaphorical age of 22.
>
There is now a thread here: "Brain Shrinkage...." which is overly
rambling but includes this:

quote:

Brain Shrinkage in "Schizophrenics" Caused by Drugs not Disease!
By Shemuwel Antoine Moser

Recently within the USA and possibly elsewhere there has been much
publicity within the media about so-called evidence of a biological
cause for "schizophrenia." Recent autopsies performed on several
"schizophrenics" revealed severe atrophy of the brain; also called
brain shrinkage.

An extremist psychiatrist named E. Fuller Torrey who is an aggressive
lobbyist for state sanctioned forced psychiatric drugging has taken
this information and is arguing for a biological cause for
"schizophrenia." Nothing could be further from the truth. The fact is,
nearly every one of these autopsies were performed on people who have
taken antipsychotic drugs - also called neuroleptics or neuroleptic
drugs - for ten years or more. These autopsies rather than providing
evidence of a biological cause for schizophrenia, are actually
providing evidence that the neuroleptic drugs have caused the brain
shrinkage.

The truth is that before the advent of psychiatric medications,
thousands upon thousands of autopsies have been performed on so-called
"schizophrenics"; which did not reveal any brain shrinkage whatsoever.
For many years long before the advent of antipsychotic medications,
inmates of psychiatric institutions had no say so what so ever as to
what would be done with their bodies when they died. Most of these
inmates of the psychiatric institutions received autopsies where their
brains were removed and used for scientific study, and their brains
were determined to be indistinguishable from that of a "normal" brain.

--------------------------unquote

If "my" atypical theory is correct, the effective drugs which back off
the evolutionary over-development might be shrinking the brain.

However, it would seem that a certain amount of this degradation
would then be a cure and the treatment no longer needed.

Research on the negative effects of the drugs is dangerous. If the
drugs appear to be doing damage, and are outlawed, many who
are really helped by them will be the losers. A dilemma.

Mason C